Peace and Reform Proposals From English-Speaking Nations
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines an agenda including a world peace pact among English-speaking peoples, proportional U.S. Senate representation with at least two seats per state, prompt constitutional reapportionment, a unified National Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Forces, federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and Congressional elections in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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Hearst
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Congress
Woman's Opportunity Message From Sweden To Seville Exposition
Mary Anderson, a Swedish immigrant who arrived at 18 with domestic service training, will travel to Seville for the Ibero-American exposition to urge women worldwide to seize opportunity. She rose from factory work and learning English by reading papers to become an advocate for female advancement, bringing a testament to the American “land of opportunity.”
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Mary Anderson
Sweden
Seville
Spain
United States
Europe
Alfonso XIII
Republic of
South and Central America
Cuba
Mexico
Philippine Islands
Morocco
Marty Anderson
Hearst Information Bureau Opens in Paris for Texan Tourists
The Hearst Press Information Bureau in Paris at No 2 Rue de la Paix welcomes Texans and San Antonians visiting Europe. Americans in Paris can access The San Antonio Light files and other Hearst papers in a comfortable reading room. Free guidance and assistance are offered to all tourists, subscribers or not, as a service headquarters for travelers.
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San Antoniana
Europe
Atlantic
Paris
San Antonio Light
Associated Newspapers
Hearst Organization
No. 2
Rue de la Paix
San Antonians
Hearst Press Information Bureau
Light
Information Bureau
Gist
Hearst Awards Honor Missouri Valley Academy Rifle Team
The Missouri Military Academy won the national rifle matches among about 40 military academies, scoring 863 of 1000. Cadet Alvin L. Brinton claimed the individual championship with 178 of 200. Hearst cups and medals were awarded, including a silver shield and a national championship cup. Mexico, Missouri hosted the celebratory event.
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Missouri Valley Academy
William Randolph Heart
Missouri Military Academy
Alvin L. Brinton
Mr. Hearst
Mexico
Bagnanstin
Disk Shaped Universe Explored by Serviss
Garrett P. Serviss discusses a disk shaped universe centered around a massive grindstone like structure. He describes the Milky Way’s central region, rotation around the center, and the lack of a single central controlling body while noting rotation in spiral nebulae and the solar system’s place about 52,000 light years from the center.
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Garrett P. SI Serviss
Harlow Schuples
Barrard
Shining Orba
Oward
Orly
Himzell
King Yeas
ByAy Inc
Some Ways to Treat Annoying Fevers Blisters
A medical note discusses herpes outbreaks or fever blisters near the mouth and other body areas. It explains causes, such as viral infection, and outlines preliminary home care like alcohol or camphor applications, drying powders, boracic acid, and keeping the area clean and dry to prevent spread. It notes varying ages can be affected and cautions against indiscriminate treatment.
Tonic By Dr Frank Crane An Odd Health Essay
This article critiques the idea that tonic cheer or mental humor is the universal cure all. It references Chauncey Dates and health lectures, notes former habits, and argues humor supports the body but cannot solve every illness. It questions faith and mortality with a satirical tone.
Egg philosophy on love and finding value in all men
A humorous art caption urges young ladies to judge wisely and persist gently in relationships. It muses on eggs as metaphors for men, advising that rejected eggs may still form the cornerstone of a happy life and encouraging cultivation and improvement of what one finds.
Sideshows of Science on Coloration and Adaptation
Fragmented lines describe protective coloration in birds and changes in color under different surroundings. Mention of an American osprey and angling terms appears amid garbled OCR, with references to eyeing prey and camouflage strategies.
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Wagey
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US. Treasury
Americas
Kwai
Abb
Royal & Copeland
M.D
Dr. Frank* Crane
Chauncey
Barqueta
Bre
Ibealre
Tey ‘Again
Young Lady
Thomas-E.- Powers
Amd
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